Every Woman Deserves Safety, Dignity and a Path Forward
The DOT House helps women and children move from homelessness and crisis toward stability, support a
The DOT House was created to help women and children facing homelessness, displacement and financial crisis receive more than temporary relief. Our goal is to meet immediate needs while helping each woman identify her next safe and sustainable step.
Through direct support, community partnerships and future transitional housing, we are building a compassionate pathway from crisis to stability.
Why This Work Matters - Housing Instability Does Not Always Look the Same
A woman does not have to be sleeping on the street to be experiencing homelessness. She may be sleeping in her vehicle, moving between hotels, staying temporarily with others, facing eviction or remaining in an unsafe home because she has nowhere else to go.
The DOT House exists to recognize those gaps and respond with dignity, compassion and practical support.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
The DOT House does not currently operate a physical shelter or provide 24-hour emergency response. We are building our programs, partnerships and future residential model. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. For local community resources, call 211.
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Who We Hope to Serve
Mothers with Children
Women Fleeing Unsafe Circumstances
Mothers with Children
Supporting mothers who are working to keep their families together while navigating housing instability, financial hardship, or unexpected life challenges.
Pregnant Women
Women Fleeing Unsafe Circumstances
Mothers with Children
Providing compassionate support to expectant mothers facing homelessness or housing insecurity, helping them access safe resources during pregnancy.
Women Fleeing Unsafe Circumstances
Women Fleeing Unsafe Circumstances
Women Living in Vehicles, Hotels or Temporary Arrangements
Assisting women who are leaving domestic violence, abuse, trafficking, or other unsafe living situations as they work toward safety and stability.
Women Living in Vehicles, Hotels or Temporary Arrangements
Women Transitioning from Shelters or Institutional Settings
Women Living in Vehicles, Hotels or Temporary Arrangements
Offering support to women experiencing an unexpected housing crisis due to eviction, job loss, medical emergencies, natural disasters, or other unforeseen circumstances.
Women Transitioning from Shelters or Institutional Settings
Women Transitioning from Shelters or Institutional Settings
Women Transitioning from Shelters or Institutional Settings
Supporting women as they move from emergency shelters, treatment programs, incarceration, foster care, or other institutional environments toward independent living.
Women Working but Unable to Afford Stable Housing
Women Transitioning from Shelters or Institutional Settings
Women Transitioning from Shelters or Institutional Settings
Serving women who are employed but struggling with rising housing costs, low wages, or financial hardship that places them at risk of homelessness.